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Self-Sufficiency: Herbs and Spices

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Self-Sufficiency: Herbs and Spices
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Linda Gray
SeriesSelf-Sufficiency
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:128
Dimensions(mm): Height 209,Width 148
Category/GenreSustainability
Self-sufficiency
ISBN/Barcode 9781504800587
Audience
General
Illustrations Illustrations, unspecified; 125 Illustrations, color

Publishing Details

Publisher IMM Lifestyle Books
Imprint IMM Lifestyle Books
Publication Date 14 May 2019
Publication Country United States

Description

This clear and concise directory provides all the essential information readers need to grow, use, and store a wide selection of flavor-enhancing herbs and spices. Some herbs are annuals, some are perennials, and some can be grown indoors-but all of those highlighted here can be grown either in pots or directly in the soil. Each individual plant profile includes detailed growing advice. Home and garden expert Linda Gray tells how to prepare the soil, when to sow and plant out, and when to harvest and gather. Linda also examines the culinary uses of each herb and spice, and explores other uses from medicinal remedies to insect repellents and sleep remedies. Tips on container growing and hints on how to store the harvest make Self Sufficiency: Herbs and Spices an indispensable guide.

Author Biography

Linda Gray is a health and fitness journalist in London, and currently editor of the BBC's women's magazine, eve. She has also held editorial positions at Family Circle and Good Housekeeping magazines.

Reviews

"Herbs and Spices" is a lovely little book is a series titled "Self-Sufficiency" by Linda Gray that breaks down multi-use plants, herbs and spices into an easy-to-understand mini-encyclopedia with charming and detailed illustrations. --Food & Dining Magazine Beautifully illustrated throughout, thoroughly 'user friendly', compact and expertly organized. --Midwest Book Review